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MCC Launches Upgraded Necessity Nook for Students

MCC has re-introduced a new and improved Necessity Nook, which has graduated from being in a file cabinet to taking up a whole walk-in closet! The Necessity Nook is here to help Montgomery Community College students access everyday essentials, free of charge and with no questions asked. Stop by for non-perishable food, personal hygiene items, toiletries, school supplies and other items. Students can come to Blair Hall (Building 100) Room 130B during normal campus hours.

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Two MCC Students Earn Council of Eastern Forest Technician Schools Awards

Two MCC students received Honor Society membership and financial awards from the Council of Eastern Forest Technician Schools (CEFTS). Ranked first was MCC Forestry Management Technology graduate Dan Hermann. Adam Kimball, currently in his second year of the program, was ranked third. Both students will receive a financial award. To qualify for the CEFTS Honor Society a student must have achieved at least a 3.3 GPA in their forestry courses. Dan Hermann completed his degree with a 4.0, and Adam Kimble has thusfar achieved a GPA of 3.9. CEFTS was founded in 1976 by a small group of Forest Technology instructors. Since then, CEFTS membership has grown to include 15 academic

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Excitement Builds for MCC’s Annual Scholarship Event

On August 25th, over 50 Montgomery Community College students will receive financial awards from the very special people and organizations who endow scholarships at the College. Students and their donors will meet each other in person during a ceremony and post-event reception. Over 100 scholarships will be awarded, totaling over $75,000. The evening will begin with the presentation of merit awards, which are scholarships based on a student’s performance in their program and recommendations from their instructors.  The next group of awards, in its fourth year, are scholarships awarded to continuing education students through an established endowed fund. This scholarship assists continuing education students taking classes in a variety of

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MCC Pins Its 2026 Nursing Classes

Eighteen students, twelve with an Associate Degree in Nursing and six from the Practical Nursing program, received a commemorative pin and a nurse’s candle to remember their accomplishments. Practical Nursing Graduates include Sarah Branson, Annievette Camacho-Albarran, Breanna Holden, Sarah Jenkinson, Rhiannon Morgan and Sidney Towler-Pagan. Associate Degree Nursing Graduates include Summer Alvarez, Tela Dixon, Amber Efird, Krista Futrell, Hanna Holt, Kellie Johnson, Cheyenne Little, Brianna Mabe, Taurice Nails, Tamara Owens, Charity Saunders and Erik Soto Gomez. Sidney Towler-Pagan, one of the Practical Nursing graduates, spoke about the transformation which occurs during nursing studies, that graduates changed in order to emerge competent and confident. In her speech, Pam Raffaldt, MCC Laboratory

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MCC Pins its 2026 Medical Assistant Grads

As anyone who has experienced a medical procedure knows, the Medical Assistant is one of the most impactful people a patient comes into contact with. These multi-skilled health care professionals perform clinical, administrative and laboratory procedures during our appointments, and serve to make our experience seamless from start to finish. On the evening of May 6th, Montgomery Community College pinned this year’s cohort of Medical Assisting graduates: Keana Chambers, Jada Drake, Kayden Harward, CMA (AAMA), Andrea Horn, CMA (AAMA), Monserra Jaimes, Samantha Lamb, Devan McNeal, Kimberly Merida, Emily Miller, Kiara Miller, CMA (AAMA), Micayla Mills, CMA (AAMA), Kenley Morse, Keiosha Peterkin and Blossum Yang.

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MCC Conveys Annual Student Awards

On April 23rd MCC celebrated its best and brightest as the College community came together to present its annual academic awards. Trustees, faculty and families were on hand to recognize top performers in the Career and College Promise Programs, Continuing Education, Arts and Sciences, Career and Technical Education, Gunsmithing, Health and Human Services, Club Awards and the MCC Legend Awards. Students Ricky Merida Nieves and Alaysia Britton addressed award recipients and guests with inspiring messages. This year’s award recipients were Ed Albright, Elena Aniceto, Alaysia Britton, Michael Butcher, Jeffrey Conca II, Briza Delgado, Danny Herrman, Christopher Hicks, Landon Hicks, Hannah Holt, Leah Hunt, Monserra Jaimes Rodriguez, Hillary Jimenez-Perez, Por’sche Joines,

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The Lambs: A Family in Forestry

In Spring 2025, MCC welcomed Erick Lamb, Sr. to its Forest Management Technology faculty. Lamb, a 2019 graduate of MCC’s Forestry Program, transferred his credits to North Carolina State University where he earned a bachelor’s of science from NC State’s Department of Forestry & Environmental Resources in 2021. Erick Sr. heard about the MCC faculty opportunity from his son, Erick Jr., who is a student in the program. “He heard they were searching for a new instructor, and I decided to put my hat in the ring,” explained Erick. “I was so pleased they reached out, giving me the opportunity to teach.” The following semester in Spring 2025 he was

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Nieves Named MCC Student Government Association President

MCC is pleased to announce its new SGA President for the 2025-226 academic year. His name is Ricky Merida Nieves and he is a senior at Montgomery County Early College. As SGA president, Ricky represents the MCC student body in monthly Board of Trustee meetings. He also coordinates with campus ambassadors and staff in Student Services to come up with creative ways to engage students and bring visibility to exciting aspects of campus life. Ricky attended Candor Elementary, East Middle School and began his high school journey as a freshman in the Early College, inspired by a cousin who was in the institution’s first cohort. “I was fortunate to be

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MCC Competes in Cradle Competition 2025

The Montgomery Community College Forestry Club competed at the 35th Annual John G. Palmer Intercollegiate Woodsman’s Meet, held at the Cradle of Forestry in the Pisgah National Forest. This year’s competition brought together forestry students from across the eastern United States, including Montgomery Community College, Haywood Community College, Penn State Mont Alto, North Carolina State University, Western Carolina University, West Virginia University and Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. The annual competition tests participants in a range of technical, physical and academic forestry skills. Events included precision sawing, dendrology, orienteering, log rolling, pole felling, and Quiz Bowl — all designed to showcase the teamwork, knowledge and field skills vital to future forestry

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MCC Student Awarded Life Science Scholarship

Michael Butcher, a Facility Maintenance Technology student at Montgomery Community College, has been awarded one of three Samuel M. Taylor Memorial Life Sciences Scholarships for 2025-2026. This prestigious educational scholarship will allow him to develop the industry-critical skills required to succeed in the biotechnology and life sciences fields.  Mr. Art Furr, MCC’s Electrical Systems Technology/Industrial Systems Technology Department Chair, alerted Michael to the scholarship opportunity. “Mr. Furr told me about it in class one day, it sounded like a perfect match, and he helped to proofread my application before I submitted it,” explains Michael. The Samuel M. Taylor Memorial Life Sciences Scholarship was established by NCLifeSci in memory of the

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